Trek Boone Disc
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Interesting. I like the braking feel from the tops on my Red22 levers, but the pivot point for the force/CX1 lever seems to be different and less powerful.
spandexboy817 wrote:I love the bb7s. Maybe run them with 160 rotors, but for weight and cost they are a pretty good setup. That hydro stuff was pretty pricey... Highly recommend the single ring setup btw
how did you mount your BB7s? I'm trying to build mine up and the brake mounts don't seem to give me the right fit. Do I need to order a specific spacer from Trek?
Also, what rotors are you running? XT rotors aren't going to work unless I modify the brake pads...
Thanks,
Mike
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I don't have the bb7s mounted on the Boone but have ridden them a bit in the past. The bb7s should be an easy setup because direct mount to direct mount. I did have to run some direct mount spacers on my boone, but that is because I have 160mm rotors on it.
I am running no spacers on the setup either. I am using Sram XX1 rotors on it (or whatever comes with those brakes as the wheels are straight off my mountain bike). They work well and are quite light.
I am running no spacers on the setup either. I am using Sram XX1 rotors on it (or whatever comes with those brakes as the wheels are straight off my mountain bike). They work well and are quite light.
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someone has a 52cm size frame in his garage ? and wants to sell it ?
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eliflap-scalpel wrote:someone has a 52cm size frame in his garage ? and wants to sell it ?
YES! NO!
spandexboy817 wrote:I don't have the bb7s mounted on the Boone but have ridden them a bit in the past. The bb7s should be an easy setup because direct mount to direct mount. I did have to run some direct mount spacers on my boone, but that is because I have 160mm rotors on it.
I am running no spacers on the setup either. I am using Sram XX1 rotors on it (or whatever comes with those brakes as the wheels are straight off my mountain bike). They work well and are quite light.
I'm going to have to run spacers with the 160 rotors. Guess I won't have my bike for Cincy3...
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mattjevans wrote:eliflap-scalpel wrote:someone has a 52cm size frame in his garage ? and wants to sell it ?
YES! NO!
ok ... maybe next year ? i can wait for it ...
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Where can I buy the Boone Disc frameset in Europe?
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My Canti 52cm came out 15.3lbs (no bottle cages). I've since gone CX1 but haven't weighed it again
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I just finished building my Trek Boone. Ultegra Di2 with R785 brakes. Will give the overall weight later. [EDIT: Will take me a couple more days to get to the scales]
Will post the weight as soon as I have it.
Sector 28 tubeless tyres on Pacenti SL25 disc specific rims with DT Swiss 240 hubs
Fizik saddle
Here are some component weights
Will post the weight as soon as I have it.
Sector 28 tubeless tyres on Pacenti SL25 disc specific rims with DT Swiss 240 hubs
Fizik saddle
Here are some component weights
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